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Maturing at 5 inches?!

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leah

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What the!?

Falkor is only 5 about inches long, nose to tip of the tail, and that's a generous estimate at that!
*His* toes are getting black tips already. From the stuff I've been reading here, this means an axie is reaching sexual maturity?
 
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leah

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All measured- I was right on with 5 inches. My Falkor is a freak!
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mary

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oh well.... maybe he's just like the axi version of a midget or somthing???

My Black female is pretty small and she's had babies, she's only just over 6 inches.
 
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